err, this is Brainfvck, right?

redcrab wrote:... :(

Don't worry, I'll get it fixed soon :)

As you might have noticed, this Linux build is not being updated anymore and the releases from the last few days are all the same. This is because I haven't had time to modify the build and update scripts to use SVN instead of CVS yet. Also, DrV, could you please change the URL in the first post fro...

Hey guys,

Just wanted to let you know that I've just released RFMedit, a map editor written in FB for some old game called Return Fire. You don't need to have Return Fire installed for it to work, so really anyone can try it out. Please tell me what you think of it!

http://rfmedit.sourceforge.net/

just some thoughts, not sure if it might work: dim shared as any ptr m m = mutexcreate sub flipsync_t mutexlock m screensync flip mutexunlock m end sub #define flipsync _ mutexlock m : threadcreate(@flipsync_t) : mutexunlock m screenres 1024, 768, 32, 2 screenset 1, 0 do 'get keyb/mouse input 'calcu...

dani.user wrote:Compile you program with

fbc -lang deprecated file.bas

If you use defint and write your variables like$ this% you should be compiling with -lang qb

;)

stevie1401 wrote:This AS.exe is much older than the other!

That's quite possible, since that file is from a 3-year old DJGPP install :)

maybe you should try to download the latest version of DJGPP and use the AS.exe included with that.

from DJGPP: http://file-pasta.com/d/1346.rar

If you really need to run DOS programs, get yourself a 486/Pentium I/II. Those machines are in the €0 to €10 price range nowadays.

dos <> windows

You don't expect a program to work on an OS it's not compiled for, do you? Why would you want to do that anyway?

sir_mud wrote:You defined m as a uinteger so weird things will happen when you asign it a floating point value.

4.2e9 = 4 200 000 000 != floating point.

Don't forget http://gpwiki.org/index.php/FreeBASIC ;)

command(0) IIRC.

1000101 wrote:For building the Win32 build I use the build it's building.

That is, I build from CVS using the previous build, then rebuild with that build.

Same here, I first build the compiler using yesterday's build, then with that build I compile the rtlib, gfxlib and finally the compiler again.

What is the exact error message you get when you run the script? I find it hard to believe your system does not support symlinks.